We are champions. We grow and harvest trees. We make paper. We make packaging. We make building products. We are proud of our products and of the people who make them.
Years before employee involvement became fashionable, thousands of champion employees volunteered to form involvement teams to use their own creativity in our company's pursuit of excellence.
Champion hires people. A long wisdom comes to bring at no extra charge.
Involvement teams find solutions to production, administration, and quality control problems.
It opens up a line of communication from the bottom man and corporation straight to the top. When you feel better about your job, you make a better product.
Involvement has been so successful, business managers come to see the results from all over the world.
I've tried hard and been a part of this company.
We are champions, planting seeds for the future.
Good luck.
I'm sorry.
Good tossing, Billy.
How's everybody doing?
Good on.
Get something.
I thought you were best at sitting.
This light, I gotta save you.
Don't stand in the sun too long.
Your best deserves the best.
The less filling light beer with a first name and taste.
The softest.
Bud Light.
There's an island in the button we've been keeping to ourselves.
Kauai. Discover her secrets with my airline, United.
In the quiet of Kauai, there are secrets to be told.
By her rivers and her canyons, her faces and her coals.
United flies you to the secrets of Kauai nonstop from the mainland.
No other airline has Kauai nonstop.
Discover Kauai with the airline that knows her best.
United.
Let the friendly sky bring Kauai alive.
Dear Dad, the coming of cop has finally paid off.
Hello from Hawaii, Ma!
People here are so friendly.
We're always being invited to swimming parties.
No, Ma. Don't worry.
Nothing dangerous.
And most important, we're finally using our training and service.
Andy Sankoski and Mack Riley, there with you on Hawaiian heat this fall.
We're with you on ABD with you.
This is today's Chevrolet.
This is exciting.
EuroSport.
The new front-drive celebrity EuroSport.
Special F-41 sport suspension straightens out thirds in a car that looks as special as it feels.
EuroSport.
Move into more celebrity.
EuroSport, a touch of Europe at a Chevrolet price.
That's a great touch.
That's today's Chevrolet.
My.
Special.
Beatrice.
Family time.
Beatrice.
When we play.
Beatrice.
All of the time we spend with you.
We're Beatrice.
Beatrice.
Tomorrow is our day.
That's you.
We're Beatrice.
We're Beatrice.
Beatrice.
You've known us all along.
Beatrice.
Beatrice.
You've known us all along.
Hey, Mom.
When you come home from Kmart, you can feel very good about what you bought.
Because along with the best brand names and the low Kmart price,
you have the assurance that if anything you buy at Kmart isn't right for any reason,
we'll do our best to make you happy.
This thing doesn't catch, Dave.
Well, let's find one that does.
Kmart.
Satisfaction always.
Kmart.
We've got it.
And we've got it good.
The 1932 $10 gold piece.
Today this coin is worth up to $4,000.
And remember this 35 silver dollar?
This one is now worth $1,900.
For the first time, you can buy Olympic gold and silver coins from the U.S. Treasury.
These coins won't be made after this year.
No one knows what they'll be worth tomorrow.
But since they help pay for Olympic training, they're worth a fortune today.
Support the home team.
Buy an Olympic coin.
At many banks, coin dealers, fine stores, savings and loans, and post offices.
This is the new Apple IIc.
This is a computer they call Junior.
You might think they're similar, but this one can only run this many programs,
while the Apple IIc can run this many.
The Apple comes with its disk drive built in, so it's much smaller.
Even the price is small.
Now, which one would you rather take home?
The new Apple IIc.
Last year, Sears tuned up one million engines, performed more than a million brake repairs,
installed over three million shocks, sold upwards of nine million tires,
and replaced more batteries than anyone else in America.
At Sears, we install confidence.
And best of all, we do it right next door to all this.
It's not for your life at Sears.
The athletes will shine when Team USA battles China in basketball.
Also, men's team gymnastics and swimming finals.
The games of the 23rd Olympiad tomorrow.
Welcome to Major Motion USA.
Population, very happy.
The whole town has gone Nissan. James Nissan Sentra is the little league bus.
Fred Wilson just loves his Z-Car.
And Tom and Julie are starting out in a new 200 SX.
Yep, everyone here loves going Major Motion.
Hey, how's things going in your town?
Come and ride, come and fly, Major Motion, on the inside.
It's your Datsun dealer.
Today, ABC-TV News Brief is brought to you by Coors Beer.
Good evening, everyone.
I'm Joanna Chimina in the local eyewitness newsroom.
And coming up at 11 tonight, we're going to give you a second look
at the spectacular lighting of the Olympic torch.
We'll tell you what caused the power outage in downtown Los Angeles.
Also, the Hollywood sign lights up the 84 games.
Now, this.
Now, for the shot-twin competition.
Coors to you, Los Angeles. You deserve it.
The Rockies is yours.
Ted Dawson talks with the American athletes after today's opening ceremony.
Dallas Brains tells us that there's rain in the forecast.
We'll have that and all the Olympic highlights here at 11.
See you then.
Dodgers red highlights tonight at 11.
The strains are owed to Jordan.
When the sun goes down, believe I scored some love.
That's what the night is all about.
Yeah, the stars are all color-coded.
They light up the night with colors made for knocks and old moves.
Believe I scored some love.
Shine in the shadows.
Believe I scored some love.
That's what the night is all about.
The Rockies are yours.